Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

A@N@sN-@sf VIII a ~ a AsAAAfs 1Nfta1FsL
The situation in police circles grows
more and more Interesting. The papers
referred 70 Yesterday as being prepared
BY Sears aud Ashton, at the instance Of
Chief Mckay, 10 reqaiFe Chief Of Police
elect Fuller 30 explain bis rights ia the
premises, we're not fully comPlsted
until yesterday and will be presented
before Judge Allyn probably this mora
ing, who viii be asked TO issue the writ
OF gao warranto.
In speaking with Judge Sears yesteF.
day absut the matter, be said to the
Posi- RTKLLI0KNgER representative: at
u one OF those Gases growing out Of
this strange charter OF our and q new
question that none bat the Court can
give a satisfactory opinion upon.
Mckay still wears the gold badge,
however" was remarked.
Lob, yes" said the Jadge, "and will
wear Il right along until the Coart de-
oidea be has no right to 1T il does so
decide. TO me the charter is perfectly
plain. II requires the election OF this
and the ether appointed officers on a
certain day. When that day pssseg
THE RIGHT TO ELECT
Seems 10 pass With il. The language IL
Jest a. clear In this a. In that calling
the general and municipal elections. II
the people should allow those DAYS TO
pass without holding the election, no.
body would dare to claim that they
could be held on any o. 81 DAY"
SO the city IL still enjoying the laxuFy
sf two Chiefs Of POLICE. Mckay is on
the street daily wearing the elegant
gold badge presented to him by citi.
zen in his tsrm). attending to the duties
Of ths Office as formerly, and speaa
confidently Of his prospects Of consinu
ing them indefinitely. Fuller. who
waited through Saturday. Sunday and
Monday, assumed charge Of the same
duties on Tuesday. In an interview
yesterday he said TO PosT-lNTELLI
oKNcER representative:
II have taken hold sni pros sc to OIL
the office. Yes, | see Mckay says be
will dispu 9 my right, but | have not
been served With any papers giving ms
notice TO that eject AZ yet"
Have yon made any changes In the
force Is yetT''
II have appointed
H.s. BTxLER AS DAT MAN.
There has been no day man before. He
Ia an addition t. tse toTos. I leave
Roper on IN the third wsFi aus Dahald
the seeond-both night men. sent to
them and slowed them my certificate of
election and asked II they would reeoR
nize me. aud they answered, yes. they
would,' and 80 | lief. them on duty"
"1oD bave made no changes. theng'
"fes; have put Howard Carr and
James Farrell on in the first ward in the
places OF Bell and BAboook. I'll tell
you about that bell matter which you
mentioned in the P.-I. Bell and had
always been friends. He came to me
and aeked u there was 10 be a change
over there, and told him there was.
he said that was hardly treating him
fair, aud wanted 10 know II | had any
| objection 10 him as an officer. | told
him no. lie then asked what the 0bjse.
tioE was, and | answered that there Wss
no objection except that / wanted
man whom knew
WAS FEtEND
Rather toan one whom / doubted and
that that Was all As for asking Kelly
anything about this. that vas out OF tue
question" Continued Mr.. Fuller, Kelly
has always been friendly enough vita
ue bat did not know be would v to for
me. asked him once b. de 50 aHd be
did nos 20 much a. give me the satisfas-
sion Of telling tue be would"
THE COMING FOURTH.
Just what che programme 10 90 be 81 |
the celebration here has not vet been
announced. The e0a,mittee 20 trans 1
IL. Aessrs. Anderson, Mas,ersnn. Liliis.
Barns, Taylor. He'll, Barlow, Fife and /
Alexander, have held several meetings
snt no Nanclasion has been reached.
Tie officially seems g. b. the indefinite
notion that prevails sooui the cloth ont
81 which the garment Is 90 be cot. 20 use
W. Thompson figure Of speech The
city and county combined have pledged
90 the purpose s. 500. u vas supposed
ihat the railroad company would aive
~ least as much more, but Il seems la
this the committee has bees greatly [
Word has beea reserved I
from Mr.. OAkes 70 the ell OF that the /
notificaii5 Of
EHE yumIKE
And request for subscription came too
ate o. b. presented ~ the meeting %
he Board Of Directors, and that b.
himself would not feel ssfs 10 guaran
ecing ioF the railroad company) more
han $500 for the paTpese. THIS. a.
he committee, but they appointed An- {
,ther committee O. make canvass Of $
he business mea % the city b secure [
individual subscriptions : Al Nolan ;
ND Allies G. Mason we're appointed a.
hts COMMITTEES, and tAsy we're basily
ngaGsd IN this w-fk yesterday. 4
That there wiil b isrze craWl IN
be city during the celebration every
hing indieAies, Visitors from Eastern {
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